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DEGREES and DIPLOMAS CONFERRED, 1967 15Th MARCH, 1967 FACULTY of ARTS BACHELOR of ARTS (1858) (Ordinary Degree) DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS CONFERRED, 1967 15th MARCH, 1967 FACULTY OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS (1858) (Ordinary Degree) Ilona Miriam Adorjan Jeanette Dawn Langmead John Douglas Barren Barbara May Lynch Roslyn Frances Berkovitch John Francis Lynch Michele Maree Bowen MaxweU Lloyd Martin Engelina Maria Brandsen Robert George Martin Trevor Geoffrey Bransgrove Eva Matzner Aileen Frances Brown John Alexander McClure Helen Patricia Cantlay Margaret Joan McGrath Richard Laurence Clarke Christine Ann McLean Margaret Anne Costello Bernard Peter McMahon Antoinette Gabrielle Cross Pearl Meed Barbara Lynette Cutts Susan Meldrum Garry Richard Davey Catherine Mary Milvain Valerie Hazel Dickson Stanley George Mizon, Dip.Com. Barbara Clare Donovan Edith Morawetz Elizabeth Douglas Denis Patrick Moroney Gay Eddy Nathan Abraham Moshinsky, LL.B. Patricia Louise Eddy David Henry Newton, B.Com. Thomas Royden Yates Entwistle Peter Norman Nicholls, B.Sc. James Anthony Farrell Andrew John Nickson Margot Helena Fenelon Margaret Oset Ralph Francis Francione EUzabeth Scott Parker David Andrew Fraser Heather Hamilton Paton Kenneth Patrick Fraser Ewen Joseph Phyland Murray John Geddes, Dip.Soc.Studies John Francis Pilbeam Manny Getzler, LL.B. Susan Elizabeth Pitts Marilyn Mae Goodall Michael Lome Redding Guy Gordon Vivienne Carol Roche Margot Thereso Greening Diane Guthrie RosewaU Carol Susan Hando Geoffrey Peter RyaU Maureen Rose Harold John Thomas Scott William Ross HartneU Maureen Therese Shiel Arthur Lewis HU1 Robert Vernon Sidey Marjorie Hill Alan WiUiam Simpson Brian Charles Hoath, LL.B. George Alexander Smith Sandra Hocking John Damian Smith Carolyn Janet Hogg Kelvin David Grant Smith Catherine Mary Horsfall Graeme Duncan Storey Peter John Hughes Helen Synman John Lester Illman Angela Margaret EUzabeth Talbot Glenda Marion Jackson Jennifer Anne Caroline Provis Talbot, Nettie Joyce Jenkin LL.B. Lynette Kae Jonas Peter Richards Terry, B.E. Margaret Bronwyn Jones Gael Marilyn Turner Elizabeth Anne Kelly John Francis Waters Rosemary Frances Kemp Richard Andrew Weiss Hannah Kemplnski Tamara Maree Wetrow EUzabeth Mary Kleinhenz Caroline Susan Raws Wilson Michael Gerald Knoche Diane Joy Woodfall BACHELOR OF ARTS (1920) (Degree with Honours) Robert Gordon Dare (History) Frederick Richard Perry, B.A. Terence Clifford FaUa (Semitic Studies) (Psychology) 710 DECREES CONFERRED Helen Ford (EngUsh and French) Richard John Snedden, LL.B. (PoUtical Fiona Sumner Grice (English and Science) Philosophy) Slobodanka Bobba Vladiv (German and John Harold Helmer (Political Science) Russian) Roger McGhee (History) Jeanne Webber (History) David John Morawetz (Economics and Biruta Anna Zubans (Fine Arts) PoUtical Science) MASTER OF ARTS (1860) Robert William Gaston, B.A. (Fine Arts) George Campbell Rennie, B.A., B.Sc. John Andrew McPhee, B.A. (Mathe­ (Mathematical Statistics) matics ) Gerard Van Groningen, A.B., B.D. (Cal­ vin); M.Th. (Westminster) (Semitic Studies) FACULTY OF ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (1883) Jeffrey PhiUp Aarons (Electrical) Laurence Kenneth Mackechnie Ang Boon Chong (Electrical) (Electrical) Geoffrey Arnold Atkinson (Chemical) Andrew Chapman McDougaU (Civil) Christopher Benedict Banon.(Civil) Ian James Mcintosh (Civil) Johan Svend Binder (CivU) John Laird McLaren (Civil) David Michael Blackwell (Electrical) Peter John McLoghUn (Electrical) Donald Leslie CarroU (Chemical) Peter Knox Mitchell (Civil) Chant Mow Chai (Electrical) Graham Lindsay Morrison (Mechanical) Keith Chatto (Civil) Ng Bian Hoo (Civil) Cheong Kai Mun (Electrical) Barry John Page (Chemical) Alastair Gordon Christie (Mechanical) WUliam John Paul (Chemical) Chua Cher Ching (Civil) Robert David Pratt (Chemical) John Justin Cleeland (CivU) William James Pyke (Agricultural) James William Clements (Chemical) Ross Alan Quick (Mechanical) Roger John Coleman (Chemical) Alan Douglas Rankine (Mechanical) Bruce Kenric Glover Crossley (CivU) Christopher Edwin Reseigh (Civil) Robert Ian Davidson (Electrical) John Stanley Robert (Chemical) Graeme William Dickason (Electrical) Peter Grant Roberts (Civil) Douglas Brookwood Fargher (Mechani­ David lan Ross (Electrical) cal) Douglas Edward Lachlan Rutherford John Desmond Fcnton (Civil) (Electrical) Fok Sik Chiu (Civil) Kenneth Grant Sanford (Industrial) Leo Anthony Fusinato (Mechanical) Franz Juergen Schnelle (Civil) Peter HamUton Gerrand (Electrical) John Richard Styles (Civil) Peter Victor Gilbertson (Civil) Byron Nelson Sullivan (Electrical) Gregory Edward Hannemann John Anthony Thomas (Chemical) (Mechanical) Gregory Laurance Tomlinson (Civil) Andrew Kenneth Heard (Chemical) John Ormond Tyndall (Chemical) Christopher Lloyd Holmes (Electrical) Zellman Warhaft (Electrical) Barry Wayne Holt (Mechanical) Ronald Walter Webb (Mechanical) John Alexander Huckson (Electrical) Noam White (Chemical) Douglas Albert Knight (Chemical) Richard John Whitelaw (Chemical) John Grant Kuehne (Industrial) Robert Graeme Willersdorf (Civil) Kenneth John Langford (Agricultural) Adrian Frederick WiUiams (Civil) Malcolm Alistair Leckie (Chemical) Brian Terence Winch (Mechanical) Li Yui-Fun (Civil) Allan William Windle (Chemical) Einhart Lincke (Mechanical) Peter John Winford (Mechanical) Thomas Michael Liptak . (Civil) John Grantham Woff (Civil) John David Little (Electrical) Dennis Allan Woodford (Electrical) Liu Yiu-Kwok (Electrical) David James Wright (Electrical) Ivan Longin (Civil) Henry Wu (Electrical ) John Kenneth Lonsdale (Electrical) 711 UNIVERSTTY CALENDAR MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (1941) Alan Henry Anderson, B.E. (Civil) Roderick Charles Neil, B.E. (CivU) Barry Lionel Cusack, B.E. (Mining) Kenneth John Rolls, B.E. (Mechanical) James Sze-York Lee, B.E. (CivU) Ronald Barry Zmood, B.E. (Electrical) MASTER OF ENGINEERING (1884) Alan Thomas Craven, B.E.E. FACULTY OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC (1894) Beverley Jean Booth Barbara Le Clerc McRae Paul James Forster Betty Anne Pink Doris Barbara Humphries EsteUe Ruth Samuel Norma JuUa Komesaroff Laura Diane Stone George Frederick Latham FACULTY OF DENTAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1906) John Gordon AUard Renton Dawson Newbury Barry George Ashcroft James Stanley Robson Eva Norma Hope Berger Terence Ronald Sanders John Neil Charles Grantley Maurice Selth Peter Paul Cobau Gordon James ShinewcU David Gordon Nigel Craig Daryl Hyman Stabey Philip Elbaum BasU Ian Steele Patrick Wesley Field Raymond Charles Swanson Peter Robin Harper Peter John Trevan Mak Cheung Wo Pamela Jane GUbart Walker Robin Campbell McCann MASTER OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1940) David Hammill Barkla, B.D.Sc. Gavan Ray Oakley, B.D.Sc. FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (1927) Malcolm Ross Anderson Jimmy Emmanuel Economou Lionel Trevor Edward John Baldock Robert Barton Ellis Raymond Dennis Beach Carolyn Ann Esdale Donald George Begbie, B.E. (Electrical) Christopher Hardy Evans Henry Leslie Bell John Gilbert Finlay Alan Edwin Benson Joseph Benjamin Fisicaro Gordon Alan Boyd Dorothy Cheryl Fitzclarence Joan Norah Broadberry Bryan WilUam Francis Leonard Robert Brown John Lewis Gibson David John Brownell Helen EUzabeth Gibson Richard Harvey Buchanan Miriam Gombinski Peter John Buckley, B.Sc. Richard James Grant Brian Vivian Chenu Geoffrey Roy Gray Rodney John Coutts John Richard Grenville Hugh Charles Crapp Ronald Lester Haeberle John Arnold Crapp Richard Bradford Ham Gary John Cruth Jessie Lois Handley Denis Francis Dalton Peter Bower Harman, B.E. (CivU) Barrington Frederick Benham Dance Peter Macaulay Heath Mary Daniels Denis Robert Hogg, B.Sc. Stuart Ross Davey Joseph Holko Geoffrey Norman Davidson Geoffrey Ivan Kelso Geoffrey Warwick Davidson Michael John Vivian Kelson Gojko Delic Charles Roderick Kemp Aldis Janis Dislers Pauls Krumins James Frederick Dyall David Ellis Lawford 712 DEGREES CONFERRED Tang Sing Ling Ian Henry Rogers Keith Edward Little Andrew Denis Shanahan Keith Douglas MacFarlane Robert Bruce Shenfield Graeme Gayer MacmiUan Ralph Henry Simpfendorfer Bruce Ernest Mapperson Andrew Philip Slobom Colin John McCraith Jerome Patrick Collas Smith James Joseph McKenna Neil WUliam Speakman Valerie Christina McKenzie Raymond Anthony Steele AUan Donald Joseph McLean Peter Gethyn Thomas Ronald Kenneth John Meldrum Leonard Kent Thompson Lynne Catherine Moloney Hugh MaxweU Thomson John Hugh Moores Stefan Christopher Tomasz Andrew James Mossman Bernard Murray Treseder, B.Sc. Leslie Francis Murray Ian Treloar Turnbull Andrejs Muzikants Edward Vanheemst Bernard Maurice O'Brien Dusan Vasiljevic Jerzy Lechoslaw Olszynsld Margaret Vear Warwick Raymond Parer Raymond James Walker Linton George Peterson Kerin Rosemary Waller John Robert Pike Douglas James Weir Warren Henry Promnitz Roy Arthur Wigg Michael Stuart Purcell Ronald Lewis WooUey Timothy Leighton Richardson Simone Zalcberg MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (1965) Kenneth Robinson Graham, B.Com. FACULTY OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (1936) George Edward Amall, B.Agr.Sc. Herbert Vincent Frederick Sloane, B.A., Brian Thomas Joseph Brasier, BSc. Dip.Ed. Donald Lee Cracknell, B.A. Timothy McLellan Thorn, B.Com. Rochelle Getzler, B.A., Dip.Ed. Robert Laurence Newton Twyford, B.Sc. Martin Sebastian Henry Jansen in de Robert Leslie WalUsh, B.A. Wal, B.A. Ion Wasley Whykes, B.Sc. Ross Fairlie Mackinnon, B.A. David George Williams, B.Com. Keith Robert Robertson, B.Com. Robert Stuart Wilson, B.A. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (1948) Stephen Murray Smith, B.A., B.Ed. Noel Joseph Ryan, M.A., B.Ed. (Edu- (Education) cation) IN ABSENTIA BACHELOR OF ARTS (1858) Peter Rudolf Auer Henrika
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